Comments by Apfelmuuus

Apfelmuuus 7-Dec-12 8:13am View

I don't get what this code is about but if you just want to check if two floating values are different in n decimal places transform the value to an int like : <br>
round(10^n*d) != round(10^n*f) <br> or what do you want to do?
<br> Regards Martin

Apfelmuuus 18-Oct-12 12:03pm View

Yes, you do not need a "bet" class you can handle it directly in the "player" class. I just thought you wanted a bet class but it isn't necessary.(without a "bet" class you are saving some resources) So if it is ok for whom your writing this programm for, just handle the "Money" and the number of the winning dog as properties of the player class. If your are coding for your own just try what you like best.

Apfelmuuus 18-Oct-12 12:02pm View

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Yes, you do not need a "bet" class you can handle it directly in the "player" class. I just thought you wanted a bet class but it isn't necessary.(without a "bet" class you are saving some resources) So if it is ok for whom your writing this programm for, just handle the "Money" and the number of the winning dog as properties of the player class. If your are coding for your own just try what you like best.

Apfelmuuus 13-Jul-11 5:37am View

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Yes you are right OP would do this but not in the sample code.

Apfelmuuus 11-Jul-11 8:35am View

It wasnt his answer! It was his problem code you have deleted! Can you undo this?

Apfelmuuus 11-Jul-11 8:16am View

Please show the code how you want to change the type by typecasting. this would help more then tvTreeview_SelectedNodeChanged event!

Apfelmuuus 25-May-11 9:30am View

Nice but QuickSort is the fastest I know so why analysing?
Just save the heights in an array and sort it!

Apfelmuuus 25-May-11 9:27am View

Here is something about sorting msdn

Apfelmuuus 25-May-11 9:21am View

Yes it is! But how do you want to create them? If you can answer this you have to ask how to get their height... than look for some algorithms to sort things like "quick-sort" or something else.

Apfelmuuus 20-May-11 18:48pm View

Why do you use typecasting? this leeds to bad performance. I'd use an ISameDescription array.

Apfelmuuus 30-Mar-11 7:03am View

Great! I'm glad I could help you.

Apfelmuuus 29-Mar-11 8:28am View

Exact...
I'm glad we found the problem!

Apfelmuuus 29-Mar-11 8:14am View

:D that's nice!

String orf = orgFile.Replace("\\", "/"); means that you replace "\\" with "/" and that's exactly what I've said so we just misunderstood eachother!

Apfelmuuus 29-Mar-11 8:06am View

That's right!
However, Image.Source doesn't refer to a path on hdd but rather to an URI so I cannot understand why "\" has worked in your case. Did you use Image.Source or something else?

Apfelmuuus 29-Mar-11 7:45am View

Maybe it's a reason of the framework you are using. There are some differences between .net 3.0 , 3.5 and 4.0!

I tried both slashes and figured out that "\" doesn't work in my case but there are no problems with "/". Furthermore an URI always uses "/".

@Tarun.K.S. Which framework version do you use?

Apfelmuuus 29-Mar-11 7:23am View

Done!
Thank you for giving the necessary motivation:)

Apfelmuuus 29-Mar-11 3:32am View

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There is a protected property of Image called BaseUri so you could do a little hack and create a new class that inherits the Image class and has got a function returning base.BaseUri. Then call this function to check wether the image refers to the path or not.
However, I think there could be a better solution I don't know yet.

Apfelmuuus 28-Mar-11 10:22am View

sorry I had to correct it once again. I forgot the brackets!

Apfelmuuus 28-Mar-11 9:15am View

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Where do you add the "click event"?
Do you have any code example?

Apfelmuuus 28-Mar-11 8:29am View

Please see what I've edited.

Apfelmuuus 28-Mar-11 8:09am View

Let me add that the operator for comparisons is == and not the operator for assignment(=).

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Furthermore I'm not sure wether image1.Source==a works because the Source property returns a ImageSource object.

If it doesn't work try image1.Source.GetValue().ToString().

Apfelmuuus 28-Mar-11 5:50am View

No problem;-)

Apfelmuuus 24-Mar-11 6:01am View

I can't figure out what is the problem because I do not know how you want to replace "parts of Sentences"

One possible problem can be found at msdn:

"Note Range objects are independent of the selection. That is, you can define and manipulate a range without changing the selection.[...]"MSDN

Apfelmuuus 24-Mar-11 4:32am View

All right it showed that the path wasn't changed while building, however I found at random what was wrong. There was another call of msbuild without the relative path, so the first call was ignored.
Although many thanks.

Apfelmuuus 23-Mar-11 12:26pm View

That would be a good idea. Hope it works. I'll try tomorrow.
Regards.

Apfelmuuus 23-Mar-11 11:23am View

No I'm confused!

I tried what you said directly on the command prompt ("msbuild "..\..\..\Path\Project") and it led to the same error.

But then I tried "msbuild ..\..\Path\Project" and it works although

CommandoLine="msbuild ..\..\Path\Project in the other project still returns an error.

Apfelmuuus 23-Mar-11 11:06am View

What can I place instead of "..\"?
I don't have an idea!

Apfelmuuus 9-Mar-11 16:49pm View

You've said something about your "visual studio installs"... which versions do you use and do you use projects made by two different versions of VS to build your application? and what does old machine mean... do you use one 32-Bit-System and one 64-Bit or something like this?

Apfelmuuus 9-Mar-11 10:34am View

Thank you I guess I found something usefull:
powershell-setting-processor

Apfelmuuus 9-Mar-11 10:32am View

Exact! It wouldn't make sense, however, I want to run 2 batch files no GUI apps.
Furthermore I'm working with Windows XP and I do not know whether it assigns core affinity on its own or not. Any suggestions?

Apfelmuuus 8-Mar-11 10:18am View

Again I've learned something usefull today^^

Apfelmuuus 8-Mar-11 8:59am View

I replaced it this way: @"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\6.0\Setup\VS"
But it doesn't work. I do not know the correct key where can I get it?

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